Video game veteran and Portalarium founder Richard Garriott previews Shadow of the Avatar: Forsaken Virtues in this exclusive interview from SXSW 2014 in Austin.
Richard Garriott, better known as Lord British, has been working on his MMO Shroud of the Avatar: Forsaken Virtues for some time. However, it's been announced that he has passed the game on to a new studio known as Catnip Games.
Ultima is probably the most influential series ever released, but Richard Garriott is nothing but a con man.
Visit New Britannia in Richard Garriott's latest adventure: Shroud of the Avatar. The spiritual successor to the Ultima games, Shroud of the Avatar claims to return players to the good old days of classic RPG games, but does it succeed?
Its bug ridden, it looks bad AND runs bad, it feels unfinished. You cant present a negative opinion on forums because you will be trolled by whalea and then moderated for inciting conflict.
But worst of all? Its not fun nor intresting, it doesnt feel like an old school Richard Garriott game at all.
It looked bad a few years ago, but I figured it was because it was still in development. Today I’m not sure if I’m looking at Alpha stages or current stages. It’s a mess.
Portalarium announced an equity crowdfunding campaign to help alleviate their transition into publishing.
This game is really shaping up nicely.